That's what makes legal weed and its promises of quality control so appealing.
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The president's disregard for moral constraint makes legal restraints on his war-making powers all the more important.
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Fun to be around and makes legal things — which founder types are usually less excited about — a learning experience.
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However, advocates for LGBTQ rights and gender equality in the workplace say there's no real way to do this that makes legal sense.
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Age: 22Industry: Law & PolicyKnown for: Asir is the founder of The Legal Bullet, an organization which makes legal services affordable and accessible to immigrants.
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Age: 22Industry: Law and policyKnown for: Asir is the founder of The Legal Bullet, an organization which makes legal services affordable and accessible to immigrants.
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Despite a highly controversial protest law that makes legal public protest incredibly restricted, if not impossible, that demonstration did not meet a crackdown from security forces.
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That makes legal rides like the one Mr. Charles hosted on a recent Sunday at Pocono Raceway one of the few moments enthusiasts can ride freely.
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Advocates of AI, however, argue there could actually be an increase in the sector's labor force as the technology drives costs down and makes legal services more affordable to greater numbers of people.
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"It doesn't matter whether you're a streetwalker, an escort, or a person who makes legal adult pornography on film, the way that the world and America specifically treat us is horrific," she says.
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While leaving behind part of your fortune to an animal may seem ludicrous to some, estate planning attorney Erach F. Screwvala of Screwvala LLC, knows that to many pet owners it makes legal sense.
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While banning weed delivery apps (of which there are plenty) in regions where the substance is not yet legalized makes legal sense for the company, this policy also applies to places where it has been legalized.
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Some pro-life conservatives make their own versions of this kind of all-or-nothing argument — claiming that serious abortion opponents must reject feminism entirely, suggesting that legal contraception makes legal abortion inevitable, implying that you can't really make pro-life laws or pro-family policy without a counterrevolution that essentially repeals the 1960s and 1970s (and perhaps even abolishes the welfare state).
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SCI was fined $100,000 and forfeited nearly $4 million in profits. It has since moved its operations overseas. In 2004, the British Columbia Lottery Corporation launched Canada's first legal online casino, PlayNow.com, which makes legal online gambling available to residents of British Columbia and Manitoba.
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CAC is a proponent of "New Textualism", a school of thought focused on the text, structure, and enactment history of the language of the Constitution.Rosen, Jeffrey. "In Defense of the Constitution: The Battle for Obamacare", The New Republic, 8 June 2012. The organization makes legal arguments based in constitutional text and history, with particular emphasis on the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments.
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Becca suggests opening a stall on the market, but Stacey says the market inspector, Mr. Lister (Nick Wilton), hates her. They ask Mr. Lister for a chance but he says no. Becca then steals a suit from the launderette and dresses up in it. Posing as 'Amanda Swanson' from Walford Council, Becca tells Mr. Lister that Stacey has lodged a complaint against him and makes legal threats.
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Natural Heritage Area () is a conservation designation denoting a protected area in Ireland. The Wildlife (Amendment) Act 2000 makes legal provision for the designation and protection of a national network of Natural Heritage Areas (NHAs). The designation is currently used by the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) to protect wildlife habitats, such as raised bogs. 75 raised bogs were designated for protection in 2004 under the Wildlife Act.
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Tatchell, Peter (1996) – "Is Fourteen Too Young for Sex?", Gay Times, June, pp. 36-38; Tatchell, Peter (2002) – "Why the Age of Consent in Britain Should be Lowered to Fourteen", Legal Notes 38 (London: Libertarian Alliance). Although he does not favour total abolition, Francis Bennion, a British liberal humanist also influenced by the historical context of the issue, emphasised the fact that children are "sexual beings", concluding that this in itself makes legal prohibitions unfair.
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Pretrial publicity can lessen the effectiveness of jurors in ways such as presenting incriminating information or arousing blind emotions, which significantly influence the outcome of trials and damage their fairness. As technologies develop, the prevalence of mass media makes legal information more accessible and thus poses a larger threat to the process of adjudication. Trial-level remedies are designed for judges to mitigate the impact of pretrial publicity without infringing the freedom of expression for the press.
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Paravicini is the son of Nicolas Paravicini and Mary Ann Parker Bowles, sister of Andrew Parker Bowles. Paravicini's aunt by marriage was Camilla, later Duchess of Cornwall.'Autistic pianist makes legal history after UK's last secret court opens' The Times 14 May 2010 After his parents divorced, there were legal questions raised about Paravicini's care. On 13 May 2010, Paravicini made legal history when the United Kingdom's last remaining secret court was opened for the first time to discuss his future care.
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The code deals with such matters as disputed ownership of slaves, rape and adultery, the rights of a wife when divorced or a widow, the custody of children born after divorce, inheritance, sale and mortgaging of property, ransom, children of mixed (slave, free and foreign) marriages and adoption.For a full discussion of the text see John Davies: The Gortyn Laws in The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Greek Law, pp. 305-327. The code makes legal distinctions between different social classes. Free, serf, slave and foreigner social statuses are recognized within the document.
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Becca dresses up and pretends to be from Walford Council and tells Lister that Stacey has lodged a complaint against him and makes legal threats. Lister then gives Stacey her stall. In April 2010, Lister is seen investigating Fatboy's (Ricky Norwood) van, as Fatboy is trying to sell T-shirts from the vehicle without a market license. In May 2010, Syed Masood (Marc Elliott) asks Lister if he can start a market stall, and Lister suggests a mobile phone stall, whilst having a drink with Syed, Roxy Mitchell (Rita Simons) refuses to serve Syed, Lister interprets this as racism.
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In a jury trial, a jury is the trier of fact. The jury finds the facts and applies them to the relevant statute or law it is instructed by the judge to use in order to reach its verdict. Thus, in a jury trial, the findings of fact are made by the jury while the judge makes legal rulings as to what evidence will be heard by the jury and what legal framework governs the case. Jurors are instructed to strictly follow the law as given by the judge, but are in no way obligated to do so.
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The British Overseas Territories Act 2002 (c.8) is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom which superseded parts of the British Nationality Act 1981. It makes legal provision for the renaming of the British Dependent Territories as British Overseas Territories, and the renaming of associated citizenship. As a result of the act, all who were British Overseas Territories citizens (apart from those solely connected with the Cyprus Sovereign Base Areas) immediately prior to 21 May 2002 automatically became full British citizens on that date (previously full British citizenship was either automatically accorded or granted without conditions on request only to people from Gibraltar and the Falkland Islands).
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